The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-21
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auo!pn, IL ID sslu, tooG his mothers part,
stout wss arreuted and 10 now in jail.
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CONDENSED rELEGRAns.
Luciano Morantes, one OF the leaders Of
the Rio Grande brigands, has been cap
tured and will be shot. .il 4 /. )
A daring attempt was made Saturday to
rob the vault in GAINESVILLE cemetery.
The efforts OF the ghouls we're frustrated.
Mr.. Frank Hiagina, managing editor OF
the Pittsburgh Commercial Gassite, died
Saturday morning, aItes six days illness
with pneumonis. s AZ ilfY.{55,g 4, !,
Fearful northweat gales were reported
yesterday in the lake regions. No serious
disastern to vesaels were reported up 10 q
late hour last night. 1 5g ,ggi'Ff! 5,73a.
Hon. I. o. Bowman, ex.member of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, and a promi.
nent lawyer OF C,rry, died suddenly Of
heart disease yesterday. ,S5.
Miss Helen A. shafer, Professor Of Msth.
enatics at Wellesley College, has been
chosen President Of tho college in place 81
Alice Freeman, who reaigned in Wow OF
marriage. f. 15I45 81 l. 9ii;!aS5
Mrs. Herman B. Fay, who has been eiy.
ing wonderful public seances in Boston for
ssoms timo past, was completely exposed
by the reporters Of the Record, as q fraud,
Thursdsy night. 1a'..i ~ s
The strike at Grssh & Bros.' cigar manu-.
factory, No.ris!own, Pa, has been ended
alter a weeks duration, and the employes
have resumed work at an advance OF %
cents on 1000 cigars. Fft fjs 5.El,5e
EvaDgelist Moody ina1guratcd a sarios
OF religious aerviceG yesterday at Pitts.
burgh. Tho meetings during the day
we're attended by 10000 people and thers
we're fifty conversions. $-ii'i -,
There are promising assurances that the
various chess clubs OF the country will be
successful in organizing an American
Chess Congress- 10 be held in New York
city Eonetime during tho winter. :
The strike Of the yard switchmen Of th q
Southern Pacific Railway, Atlantic eystem,
at Houston, continues. While the pass.
enger trains leave on time, no freight
hsys departed from the depot since the
strike commenced. ~ = 17I,jIII \
John Muche and F. W. Ernest and wifo
were arressed near Port Huron Saturday.
for counterfeiting. On searchipg tia
promises, the officers found a complete
counserfsiters' outfit, and large number
OF bogus dollars and nickels. y @
5@ The 16.year.old bride Of @. 81. TAYLOR,
OF Macon, Ga, died Saturday from the
effects Of morphia, taken with suicidal
intent. She left letter to her husband
begging him never to 20 around with any
other young lady and to stop bis wild
habits. No : reanon for the suicide ia
known. & 555 !ts.t:ta .s3-5sl
A sensational shooting occurred in a
hallway Of the Pittsburgh court house
Saturday morning. Mrs Catherine Wood a
placed revolver close to her husbands
left ear and fred. Mrs, Woods had had
her husband arrested for. eloping with a
servant girl. Woods' wound was not seri.
ous, the ball merely graslng his. cheek, =
Francis O. Boyd has been appointed re.
ceivcr Of the wholesale liquor firm OF
Horace Webster & o., OF New York.
Chicago, Philadelphia and San Francisco.
on tho application OF Horacs Webster.
who has begun aut against his partners,
Charles W. Lawrence and Alexander O.
Horne, and tho assignee, Frederick n,
Lawrence. TIC 1t, q .g ca; it'i;,7g5 E, I,
Interviews with business mon Of Port.
land, Me-, on the proposal Of Edward At.
kinson, OF Boston, to Bettle the Canadian
commercial relations dispute by, purchas.
ing the maritime provinces for $50 900 900;
show that not much Importance attaches
to the proposition, as 1t is not believed
England would sell Tor that or any other
figure. ll;.s X n K n Il ~ Z, ,,gs1 iis1
The widow OF Lieutenant Harrington.
Thoperished in the Custer massacre. haa
been missing Sincs 1885, and is supposed
by her relatives to bs3 dead. Mrs. Har.
rington grieved over her husbaud's death
until abe became insane. Her delnsion
was that her husband had not been killed,
but was captured by the Indiana. Her
home was in Fort Worth. NJ
n Mrs. Winifred Egan, q young married
woman, met trighttul death in New
York apartment house, being drawn
through an elevator door by her CLOAK
being caught and crushed against tho
woodwork Of the shaft. Her neck wss
broken. The colored boy who had charge
of the elevator has besn arrested for homf.
eide, as he had strict orders to keep the
door closed. 4. i al.li2}i,
"a Unbound passenger train on tho
Gull, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad collided
Saturday night at Alvin Junction, 27 miles
north of Galveston, with aSwater train,
Both locomotives came together with ter:
rife force, .wreckins both trains and In;
stantly killing Engineer ( Hitchcock and
Fireman Compton, of the water train,
Engineer Husssy and Fireman Haas, OF
the passenger train, together: with Bag:
gsgeman Reonolds and Expresa Messenger
Levy, are all badly injured. :. None Of tho
passengers were Injured. Il 4!
N In the inquest case Of Henry Benhsyon,
whose dead body was found in a lodging
house in San Francisco October 23,s the
coroner's Jury last night submitted two re.
ceipss. The Sma aiority report, " hich has
been approved BY the coroner, holds that
the evidence against John a. Dimmig, aus.
pect I'D l>of poisoning Benhayon, Is Z auiii.
cientfto hold him for murder until his In.
noceuos Is proven. g; The minority jury re-.
port that they are unable to determine
whether Benhayon's death was q suicide
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